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We stand against climate injustices through creative, non-violent actions to protect our global climate for a greener future. We represent the millions who see #PeopleBeforeProfit.

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Wings of Paradise Mural in Kuala Lumpur. © Nandakumar S. Haridas / Greenpeace

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Protest at Government Office in Kuala Lumpur. © Nandakumar S. Haridas / Greenpeace
Non-government organizations and other Civic groups protest in front of the Malaysian Houses of Parliament in Kuala Lumpur to call on the suspension of the Rare-Earth Elements (REE) refining plant and the complete removal of toxic radioactive waste, a byproduct of processing REE owned by Lynas Malaysia. © Nandakumar S. Haridas / Greenpeace
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A group of Greenpeace volunteers and ship crew members call for stronger environmental protection on the Rainbow Warrior’s helideck with a ‘Keadilan Iklim’ or Climate Justice banner at Port Klang, Selangor, Malaysia. © Greenpeace Malaysia
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Sea Otters in Morro Bay, California. © David McNew / Greenpeace
Southern sea otters (a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act) groom, sleep and often roll in the water to wrap themselves in kelp between time spent feeding in a part of Morro Bay through which infrastructure may be built to connect proposed offshore wind turbines with the mainland in Morro Bay, California. The MY Arctic Sunrise travelled to Morro Bay with members of the Northern Chumash Tribal Council and allies to support the federal designation of the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary. Upon designation, the proposed new protected area will be the first U.S. National Marine Sanctuary nominated by Indigenous people and would protect the ancestral waters of the Chumash and other tribes of coastal California. Greenpeace also supports co-management of the new sanctuary between the US government and California’s coastal tribes.
© David McNew / Greenpeace
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Searching for Fishing Vessels in the Indian Ocean. © Greenpeace / Ulet Ifansasti
Yuton Lee, oceans campaigner, and Sophie Cooke, lead investigator for the Protect the Oceans campaign look at longline fishing vessels through binoculars on the bridge of the Rainbow Warrior during the ‘Beyond Seafood’ campaign in the Indian Ocean. © Greenpeace / Ulet Ifansasti
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Who We Are

Our precious land, with its natural forests are home to biodiversity and people, including the people indigenous to this region, all of us with rich cultures and heritage we bring together. But corporations are relentless in their destructive, profit-driven actions. Together with all of you, we are holding governments and corporations accountable.

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What we rely on

As an independent organisation, we rely on donations from generous individuals who passionately support our mission of protecting our forests, seas, and communities who depend on them. In turn, we value transparency and accountability through audit reports and ethical fundraising. We want to show you that we can boldly confront governments and corporations mainly in part due to us being independent from them, and of course, with the power of like-minded people like you with us.

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What we do

Tackling the problem of climate change is intimidating. But it’s why we champion courage that allows us to act which results in stories of success and hope that inspire others to do the same. From working with us in Greenpeace Malaysia and volunteering at local marches and cleanups to signing petitions and donating to green initiatives, we become Change Agents whose contributions, no matter how small, result in meaningful change.

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Our Promise

We want to create a world where the environment doesn’t need protection.

  1. Commitment: Our mission for has been to use peaceful action to achieve positive change for the future of our planet.
  2. Remaining free of vested interests: To guarantee our independence and integrity, we do not accept funding from companies or governments. We rely entirely on the support of individuals – such as you – who share our vision of a green and peaceful world. 
  3. Flexibility: Though tackling climate change is our over-arching top priority, we are also dedicated to saving forests, oceans, and ridding the world of toxic pollution, since we acknowledge that these environmental issues are all linked. We also adapt campaigns to the local context and situation. 
  4. Effective campaigns on issues that matter: The IDEAL framework (Investigate, Document, Expose, Act, Lobby) is the driving force behind our environmental campaigns.
  5. Mobilising the public: The collective power of individuals is our not-so-secret weapon in making companies and governments do the right thing for nature and the environment. We ask people to add their voices, support and funds to give our campaigns the biggest possible impact.
  6. Accountability: We are committed to the Accountable Now (formerly the INGO Accountability Charter) and its principles of Ethical Fundraising. We are accountable to our supporters, the public and regulatory bodies.
  7. Transparency: Each year we produce an Annual Report, including audited financial statements by independent auditors, to provide an overview of our work and financial management so that you can see how your generous donations have been spent, and what we have achieved as a result. 
  8. Quality: All of our fundraisers are closely monitored when representing Greenpeace to recruit new donors and promote our environmental protection work. We have clear policies and fundraising principles. We continuously self-reflect, and aim to improve!
  9. Data privacy: We care about protecting your personal information. Our privacy policy ensures your personal data will only accessed by staff that need to perform specific tasks, such as sharing Greenpeace campaign information with you, inviting you to participate in activities and make donations, and to handle necessary procedures on donation processing.
  10. Having an engaged, involved, two-way relationship: Through supporter events, campaign talks, our supporter publication, e-newsletters, or calling you directly, we want to stay in touch with YOU!

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Together we are part of a growing, global movement determined to bring about the changes our planet desperately needs.